'South Park' Season 29 to Premiere in September
Trey Parker and Matt Stone said the new deal covers 50 episodes over five seasons and brings the series to Paramount+ in the United States.
- On Monday, co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone confirmed South Park will return to Comedy Central for its 29th season on September 16, with new episodes airing every two weeks thereafter.
- Following a $1.5 billion deal signed last summer, Parker and Stone resolved their dispute with Paramount over global streaming rights, securing the series on Comedy Central and Paramount+ in the United States.
- Known for a tight production schedule, Parker and Stone will resume work the last week of August, with episodes finished shortly before each air date despite the rapid turnaround.
- The show's 2025 season achieved cultural relevance by skewering the Trump administration, featuring recurring storylines with President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in satirical roles throughout multiple episodes.
- Heading into its 29th season, South Park maintains its position as a top cable program and will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2027, cementing its legacy as a cultural institution.
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone Confirm New 'South Park' Episodes Will Return This September
Trey Parker and Matt Stone confirmed new episodes of “South Park” will air on Comedy Central this September, sharing the update on a new episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” The “South Park” co-creators announced the news on Monday evening, revealing to host Jimmy Kimmel that their hit animated sitcom will debut new episodes on September 16. “That means you guys will start working on it on September 15?” Kimmel asked. Parker quipped in response, “We’…
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